It’s me…

That’s about me…

It’s me…

Yes, Pro-chan, Pro-chan, so excited!

Next up is the short comedy skit “Overtime.”

Is it about something?

It’s about Arisa, whoa!!!!

>>6

You are not a producer, you are an idol.

This month, money is flying out at an incredible pace with the HUB collaboration, Kotobukiya, and Hatch Potch merchandise sales.

Maybe I’ll fly more because I love linkage and launching gasha.

I’m happy, yet lonely, and it’s supposed to be bittersweet… I’m happy.

I want to love more and more!

I’m looking forward to a fun live event where anything goes!

The event is over, and I’m watching the public recording’s BD, but Pyon-san’s belly is still big, and it’s quite poignant.

Whoa, Space Q!! I totally forgot that Primula was coming right after, and I thought I was going to die.

I received some amazing merchandise from the Expo and Hachipoti.

I think my past self must have enjoyed it and ordered a lot.

By the way, who is going to pay the money?

>>14

Ask the version of yourself when you made the request.

>>18

I’m counting on you, future me!

>>22

Die, past self.

When I went to the HUB collab around midnight, there was no one in the collab area, so I just watched the MV and drank alcohol until it ended…

About 20% of the reason I bought the Miliraji public recording BD is

I couldn’t remember whether it was “oobachiku” or “daibachiku.”

It’s my first time at a nearly three-hour live show without a break, so before being excited, I’m worried about whether I’ll need to go to the bathroom or how I’ll feel if I’m in a bad seat.

There are so many fun collaborations from the past! Receiving a lot of PR cards and doing offers makes me feel happy.

By the way, can this merchandise be obtained right now…?

>>20

There are times when it is sold officially, but basically, it is sold at secondhand goods shops or through personal transactions…

The hit or miss of the seats is overshadowed by the fact that it was so much fun after the live show!

>>21

From far away seats, I get excited seeing the sea of light from the glow sticks.

I would be happy if they continued from that, as they mentioned they would run a shop that summarizes collaboration goods from GakuMasu.

Hehe~

If I push myself, can I become like Shizuka or Iori?

The toilet issue was resolved by trying the life hack of eating Bontan candy before the show.

>>27

I heard that nameless people should eat rice cakes, so I’ve been eating skewered dumplings every time, and I’ve never had to get up to go to the bathroom in the middle.

Even from a distant seat at SSA, you can beautifully see the sea of light.

During ACT-1, I was almost at the back, but the sea of light and the mountain fire were incredibly beautiful.

>>30

I was also near the back, but when watching the BD, I wanted a wide-angle shot that captures the entire stage with multi-angle views, so I was satisfied.

The performer is small, but you can see the entire stage and the lighting well, and combined with the loud live sound, it’s just… incredible!

I listened to Reward Sweets, but the level of packed content is such that you wouldn’t notice without the lyric card.

The genius lyricist uncle’s head is like a donut.

Used idol-chan!?

I personally feel that eating Daifuku helps with toilet issues, so next I will try Bonbon candy or Castella.

Daifuku has a lot of flour falling off.

I will go to Saitama for the first time.

What would you like for a souvenir?

>>38

It’s udon!

>>38

It’s udon.

The singing voices heard on site are definitely different, so I think even a crappy seat is fine.

When I heard Koraazu for the first time on site, I was so shocked by how cool it was.

I’m going to buy Bontan candy as a charm because daifuku is a bit bulky.

If there’s a long line for the restroom, you can go to the restroom on the 500 level; it’s usually empty.

>>43

It’s a bit far from the arena.

>>44

Awesome!!

Udon sold out.

I’ve been eating yokan, but it seems like Bonbon Ame would be better since it wouldn’t be a hassle to dispose of the garbage…

There are still some past merchandise items that are available for sale.

https://www.movic.jp/shop/genre/genre.aspx?genre=100174

https://idolmaster-official.jp/news/01_14643

There are times when a revival does happen.

However, there are generally many goods, so it’s a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.

The event that takes place every year sometimes sells last year’s merchandise on-site, and sometimes it doesn’t.

There are still some being sold at Deramas.

https://canael.mkyosho.co.jp/collaboration-items/meitetsu-collaboration/

I realized that I hadn’t distributed the tickets… and it turned out to be Gate A.

The A gate is a stand, right…?

>>53

Yes.

In the past, I used to go to the restroom during breaks, but now it’s become standard not to have break times.

>>54

“There is no break time provided!!”

>>54

This performance does not have an intermission!!!

There is no break time during the trip!!

The declaration of no breaks and the loud cheers must seem like a group of crazy people to outsiders.

>>62

It seems that in other live shows, there are no readings provided, no bathroom breaks, and no cheers.

On the internet, you often see front row appeals, but in reality, most people are sitting far away…

In reality, it’s like the MC’s break time…

(Why are those guys cheering…?)

>>65

(Why are we cheering…?)

>>67

(Who am I?)

What’s strange about the iM@S live events is why the setlist isn’t known in advance.

Why isn’t it in the pamphlet?

In ancient times (around when there was only AS), I was listening while standing even during the MC, but I wonder why I didn’t sit down…

At some point, I started being told by the cast to “sit down, sit down!” and I began to do so.

I am one of the P’s who couldn’t return to Arena A during the break because the restroom at AS10th was too far away.

Since we were able to use the passage under the stage where the staff and performers walk, it was a valuable experience.

I always think it’s amazing how some people are able to have proper conversations after an event when I usually don’t remember much of it.

It’s been 10 years since I experienced the context of wanting them to just perform live without any breaks!

It seems like there are quite a few left, and those professionals watching this probably already have tickets, but I wonder if there’s anyone who would be willing to take some for free…

I just learned that with SSA, you can generally figure out the location at the entrance gate.

It was A and W2.

>>76

I was the same.

At the AS10th Seibu Dome, I drank a lot of water but didn’t feel the need to go to the restroom even once because I was sweating so much.

The excitement comes from not knowing what songs will come next.

>>80

I was looking forward to the first day more than the second day, which could be somewhat predicted based on the experiences of the first day.

Doesn’t knowing the setlist reduce the excitement?

I haven’t seen the last Hatch Poti, but if you heard that the setlist is something that sounds like it was thought up in 3 seconds on Miliraji, can you understand it right away?

>>82

It was easy to understand with Ritsuko and Sayoko saying “MEGARE! (Because of the glasses).”

I was packing just now, but the total weight is about 20 kilograms…

“Friends!?”

Gravity is!?

It feels more like you can tell the combination of the singing members in 3 seconds rather than just the setlist.

I’m worried that the Shinkansen won’t run on the morning of the day because it has been constantly stopping due to the recent storm.

It was a close call when we had to stop briefly for another matter during the EXPO.

When you say that, I wonder what will happen to the unnamed one and the airplane.

I became a little worried about whether I could get there safely after seeing the news about the night bus accident.

Nameless-kun is a 10-minute bike ride to SSA.

Chizuru, Serika, and Akane-chan → Gorgeous Celebrity Pudding → Dessert appearing in Animus → Ending of that story.

I also did that.

Thank you so much!

For now, I’ll just look at the metal lizard and sightsee before entering the venue…

I’m Nicodesman, but the concept of the singing members from last time was written here.

https://dic.nicovideo.jp/t/a/the%20idolm%40ster%20765%20millionstars%20hotchpotch%20festiv%40l%21%21

I thought it was common for festivals to know which artists perform at what time, but not what songs they would sing.

(It’s shallow…)

One of the appealing points for me, who always goes on trips by car, is that the underground parking at SSA isn’t that expensive.

It’s quite a struggle at the Budokan.

>>99

The parking lot was overwhelmingly overpriced at K Arena.

>>101

Parking near Yokohama Station is expensive, so there’s nothing that can be done about it.

>>101

I was completely taken aback by that.

What does the maximum fee of 10,000 mean…?

I thought that the setlists and what songs would be performed were only clearly determined for events like music programs or orchestral events like Kouhaku.

Since Anna and Kana both have “na” in their names, we’re doing something with this duo…! The management is supporting AnKana…!

>>102

Nao…

>>102

Sometimes… Kana too… is good… huh…

Maybe Anna-chan is good once in a while~♪

Parking in Yokohama is expensive everywhere.

From the perspective of those on an expedition, it’s surprising how expensive accommodation has become recently.

Well, there’s no way the parking would be cheap given the location of K Arena.

When selling the BD, I want Tachibanako to use the merchandise and host a cooking show again.

When I think of a song that feels like Naru, the only one that comes to mind is “Ikenai Taiyou.”

>>110

Old man!

It’s generous to have a maximum fee.

I saw the news that a box was built in Kobe.

Come here.

Don’t you park, like, two stations away and then take the train to move?

>>115

One of the advantages of traveling by car is that you can arrive at the venue without any burdens and still manage with minimal belongings inside the venue.

It’s a bit tricky because it would kill that advantage.

There are coin parking lots with no maximum fee only on specific days, right?

Is the box from Kobe the one south of Sannomiya?

It seems like it can hold 10,000 people, so I really think it might be a candidate.

>>117

Is it that new place over there?

It seems that the hotel prices in Sannomiya have also risen significantly due to that and the Expo.

>>121

Still, even so, Kobe is better off because the impact of inbound tourism is relatively small, which is remarkable considering the recent hotel prices…

I wonder if they could build a venue with a capacity of about 15,000 people in our town.

The biggest box in our prefecture is 12,000.

Nokari is just at the curry bread shop…

>>119

Rio-chan is on Day 2…

Shall we do it with the original members of CHEER UP! since we’re connected through the Ankana unit?

I hope events in the Keihanshin area will be stopped until the Expo ends.

>>126

Accommodations are expensive and it’s tough, isn’t it?

>>128

It’s painful!

>>126

Wasn’t the period of the travel masumillion overlapping?

>>144

I see… When I decided to go and looked up accommodations, I found that prices start at 13,000 yen in the city, and even in places like Sakai and Itami, the Toyoko Inn has prices exceeding 10,000 yen without any trouble, which made me feel a bit crazy.

I want you to come to the Kinki region once in a while.

Haven’t you come since the 6th?

>>127

It’s a million, yeah.

In Dereshani SideM, we are doing it…

Isn’t it fine if all future live shows are held at K Hall?

It will also be regarded as the promised land K.

>>129

Um!

>>136

I want you to do your best in baseball.

>>136

Recently, because people have migrated to streaming, it has become rare to hold events in the dome unless absolutely necessary.

>>129

K-ari is expensive for accommodation…

No matter where I go, even business hotels are expensive, so I hope they keep doing business in the Kanto region.

I want all brands to put in their full effort and perform live in every prefecture.

I’m curious about how much it will come to the Sea of Japan side in Tohoku.

Beruna-kun is busy with baseball, right?

Since we’ve done Budokan, we want at least a solo dome concert, right? As long as it’s not in that remote location, I’m totally on board.

Since K Arena has good access, I wonder if there are any reasonably priced hotels a little farther away.

>>142

The west exit of Yokohama Station is famous for its love hotel district.

>>146

Two P’s disappear into the love hotel district after the live show…

>>142

If you go to Kawasaki, there will be a certain amount.

If more venues of a scale similar to Kobe or the one that seems to be built in Nagoya become available in the regions, it might become easier to hold performances in those areas.

I couldn’t go to K-Ari, so I want to hold it again and get my revenge.

Personally, I would like them to hold stadium live performances; outdoor events feel great.

I’m going to take a night bus, but the west exit of Yokohama Station has a nice vibe with the gritty side of Yokohama packed into it.

I thought Aomori had nothing to do with the iM@S live events, but suddenly the Oshanis are coming!

I want you to do it even for a million.

The outdoors is great if the weather is nice.

>>151

Shall I have someone make a teru teru bozu again…?

K Ari is just a 30-minute train ride, so it’s easy.

Is there a venue in Aomori where I can perform live? I’m serious.

>>155

There is a community hall that can hold about 2000 people and a skating rink that can accommodate about 8000 people.

The latter will be done at Shani, but it’s quite far from Aomori Station.

>>155

The place used for O-Shani in winter is a skating rink, and in other seasons, it’s a public skating venue where you can enjoy inline skating.

Last year, it seems that Shiina Ringo came and sang.

Love♡Horo

A future where we can do it if there’s a meadow.

There probably aren’t many people coming by car, but here’s some information about the SSA underground parking lot.

In the SSA underground parking lot, payment can be made in advance for the maximum fee only.

I recommend paying in advance because it’s smoother when you leave.

You can take your parking ticket to a place that looks like the parking attendant’s office near the exit.

If it becomes smoother, it will benefit us as well, so please let me know if you have any acquaintances coming by car.

I want to say “Come over, it’s free!” but it feels quite uncomfortable to prepare a futon in a vacant room filled with idol merchandise…

Million, usually associated with rain, is blessed with good weather in Reburn.

>>162

I can only express my gratitude to the staff who set up in the pouring rain the day before.

I would like them to eventually do it at the arena in Kawasaki, which is behind schedule in construction.

>>163

Is it the one that will be built on the site of the driving school?

I live on the other side of the Aqua-Line, but the last express bus after Act-4 ends is too early, and it’s a problem.

It’s nearby.

I’m kind of promoting it, but next week’s MOR is Takamina’s master song.

If time and space are not distorted, can we probably hear about what happened after the live show?

>>165

The deadline for the letter is until March 20, so I probably won’t be able to hear about the live event.

The forecast says rain this weekend, but I wonder if it’ll be okay.

I was taken to a hotel that looks like a castle by the producer!

Ah, this was a secret~ hehe~

>>167

Mirai-chan tends to be this clumsy.

Stop, stop, don’t summon two of them!

>>173

More more!

To save money, I ended up sleeping in a double bed with a friend.

>>175

Piyooooo!!! Piyooooo!!! Pipi!!!

>>175

In a year, there will be one more person.

When it rains during a live show, it reminds me of the 8th.

To be honest, I don’t feel like an event of 8000 scale can fill up in Aomori.

Is it that there are people who can be filled with anime-related content?

>>177

I’m planning to go, but there are only about five of us in the group who are going…

I added one more today.

Aomori live had Kido-chan reacting, didn’t it?

>>181

I think anyone from Aomori City will almost certainly be taken care of.

I have memories of doing it in school classes.

We made it together.

Breeding grape incest

>>182

Orange! (Bashii!)

>>185

This is worse than an orange!

Surprisingly, there are also large boxes in the countryside.

An arena that seats 8,000 people has opened in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture.

Access to Shikoku is a bit…

Grapes are too popular, lol.

Shikoku is somewhat inconvenient to access.

It’s hard to go there even if you live in the Kinki region.

It’s difficult to go even for those living in the Sanyo region.

But I want to see the main performance of Kan in Takamatsu.